<p>Former US President Donald Trump’s Town Hall in Pennsylvania turned into a concert after the event was interrupted twice due to medical emergencies. Trump was seen dancing and swaying to the music as the crowd dispersed.</p>

<p>During a question-and-answer session, the event was interrupted after a person was having a medical issue and a doctor came into the room. Trump requested Ave Maria to be played and an instrumental version of the song was played.</p>

<p>Soon, a second medical emergency interrupted the discussion moderated by South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem. Trump then stopped answering questions and remarked about the air conditioning in the venue.</p>

<p>“They probably can’t afford it, sir, in this economy,” Noem said.</p>

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<p>After the second interruption, Trump said, “Let's not do any more questions. Let's just listen to music. Let's make it into a music fest. Who the hell wants to hear questions right? Isn't that beautiful?”</p>

<p>He joked, “Would anybody else like to faint?” and requested Italian opera singer Luciano Pavarotti’s version of Ave Maria to play. His request was attended and soon the Republican candidate was swaying to the music.</p>

<p>Trump then had some more music played rather than answering more questions at the event. He danced to several songs including the Village People's "YMCA".</p>

<p><strong>Also read |&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/trump-pushes-to-move-hush-money-case-to-federal-court-cites-presidential-immunity-767466">Trump pushes to move hush money case to federal court, cites presidential immunity</a></strong></p>

<p>“Nobody’s leaving,” Trump said. “What’s going on?”</p>

<p>Other songs that played included at the event Sinead O’Connor’s “Nothing Compares 2 U,” Rufus Wainwright’s cover of “Hallelujah” and Guns N’ Roses’ “November Rain.”</p>

<p>Trump campaign spokesperson Steven Cheung called the event a "total lovefest".&nbsp;</p>

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<p dir="ltr" lang="en">Total lovefest at the PA townhall! Everyone was so excited they were fainting so <a href="https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@realDonaldTrump</a> turned to music. Nobody wanted to leave and wanted to hear more songs from the famous DJT Spotify playlist!</p>
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<p>"Everyone was so excited they were fainting," he wrote on X. "Nobody wanted to leave and wanted to hear more songs from the famous DJT Spotify playlist!"</p>

<p>Democratic candidate Kamla Harris's campaign mocked the former president and shared a clip from the event on X. Trump “acted confused,” the post said.</p>

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—Told his supporters to go out and vote on “January 5th”<br />
—Rambled about Hannibal Lecter, a cannibal serial killer who is not real<br />
—Acted confused when asked if they should end the event and play a walk off song<br />
—Stood frozen and silent on stage as music… <a href="https://t.co/qQcBewr1Iu">pic.twitter.com/qQcBewr1Iu</a></p>
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Former US President Donald Trump’s Town Hall in Pennsylvania turned into a concert after the event was interrupted twice due to medical emergencies. Trump was seen dancing and swaying to the music as the crowd dispersed.

Former US President Donald Trump’s Town Hall in Pennsylvania turned into a concert after the event was interrupted twice due to medical emergencies. Trump was seen dancing and swaying to the music as the crowd dispersed. During a question-and-answer session, the event was interrupted after a person was having a medical issue and a doctor came into the room. Trump requested Ave Maria to be played and an instrumental version of the song was played. Soon, a second medical emergency interrupted the discussion moderated by South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem. Trump then stopped answering questions and remarked about the air conditioning in the venue. “They probably can’t afford it, sir, in this economy,” Noem said. Also read | Trump pauses mid-rally to compliment a female supporter, remarks about 'politically correct culture' After the second interruption, Trump said, “Let's not do any more questions. Let's just listen to music. Let's make it into a music fest. Who the hell wants to hear questions right? Isn't that beautiful?” He joked, “Would anybody else like to faint?” and requested Italian opera singer Luciano Pavarotti’s version of Ave Maria to play. His request was attended and soon the Republican candidate was swaying to the music. Trump then had some more music played rather than answering more questions at the event. He danced to several songs including the Village People's "YMCA". Also read | Trump pushes to move hush money case to federal court, cites presidential immunity “Nobody’s leaving,” Trump said. “What’s going on?” Other songs that played included at the event Sinead O’Connor’s “Nothing Compares 2 U,” Rufus Wainwright’s cover of “Hallelujah” and Guns N’ Roses’ “November Rain.” Trump campaign spokesperson Steven Cheung called the event a "total lovefest". Total lovefest at the PA townhall! Everyone was so excited they were fainting so @realDonaldTrump turned to music. Nobody wanted to leave and wanted to hear more songs from the famous DJT Spotify playlist! — Steven Cheung (@TheStevenCheung) October 15, 2024 × "Everyone was so excited they were fainting," he wrote on X. "Nobody wanted to leave and wanted to hear more songs from the famous DJT Spotify playlist!" Democratic candidate Kamla Harris's campaign mocked the former president and shared a clip from the event on X. Trump “acted confused,” the post said. Tonight, Donald Trump: —Told his supporters to go out and vote on “January 5th” —Rambled about Hannibal Lecter, a cannibal serial killer who is not real —Acted confused when asked if they should end the event and play a walk off song —Stood frozen and silent on stage as music… pic.twitter.com/qQcBewr1Iu — Kamala HQ (@KamalaHQ) October 15, 2024 × (With inputs from agencies)

Trump’s Pennsylvania Town Hall turns into a “music fest” after two medical emergencies

<p>With the<a href="https://www.wionews.com/us-election"> US elections</a> just a week away already over 64 million Americans have exercised their democratic right creating a new record in the US polls.</p>

<p><strong>Watch:</strong></p>

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<p>According to US Elections Project, there have been 43,798,191 mail ballots and 20,916,166 in-person votes already cast ahead of the <a href="https://www.wionews.com/technology/twitter-flags-trump-tweet-on-mail-in-ballots-over-disputed-content-338207">US elections</a> on <strong>November 3</strong>.</p>

<p><a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/us-election-2020-polling-guru-who-forecasted-donald-trumps-2016-win-reveals-this-years-winner-338228">Also Read:&nbsp;Polling guru who forecasted Donald Trump's 2016 win, reveals this year's winner</a></p>

<p>Texas and <strong>Florida</strong> have been leading the pack with over 7 million voters having cast their votes followed by Florida where over 6 million votes have already been set in the ballot boxes.</p>

<p>In Ohio, there have been over 2 million votes cast with over 3 million in North Carolina and just over 2 million in the nation's capital in Washington including in New Jersey.</p>

<p>According to experts, at the present rate, it could be the highest US voter turnout by percentage in more than a century.</p>

<p>Amid the voting, <strong>President Trump</strong> addressed rallies in <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/trump-calls-for-investigation-of-biden-heads-to-pennsylvania-336714"><strong>Pennsylvania</strong> </a>on Monday as Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden also turned up in the state to grab last-minute votes.</p>

<p>"We win Pennsylvania, we win the whole ballgame," President <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/us-elections-look-at-russia-china-and-india-its-filthy-says-trump-on-carbon-emissions-337317">Trump</a> said a rally in Martinsburg. "He wants to go with windmills that are made in Germany and China," Trump said at the rally, adding,"Biden's plan is an economic death sentence for Pennsylvania's energy sector."</p>

<p>Meanwhile, Biden pointing at the battleground states, said: "I think we're going to win Michigan, I think we're going to win Wisconsin. I think we're going to win Minnesota. I think we have a fighting chance in Ohio. I think we have a fighting chance in North Carolina. We have a fighting chance in Georgia."</p>

<p>As the US voters turn up in huge numbers, US President Donald Trump once again turned the heat on mail-in ballots, saying: "Big problems and discrepancies with mail-in ballots all over the USA. Must have final total on November 3rd."</p>


With the US elections just a week away already over 64 million Americans have exercised their democratic right creating a new record in the US polls. Watch: According to US Elections Project, there have been 43,798,191 mail ballots and 20,916,166 in-person votes already cast ahead of the US elections on November 3.

With the US elections just a week away already over 64 million Americans have exercised their democratic right creating a new record in the US polls. Watch: According to US Elections Project, there have been 43,798,191 mail ballots and 20,916,166 in-person votes already cast ahead of the US elections on November 3. Also Read: Polling guru who forecasted Donald Trump's 2016 win, reveals this year's winner Texas and Florida have been leading the pack with over 7 million voters having cast their votes followed by Florida where over 6 million votes have already been set in the ballot boxes. In Ohio, there have been over 2 million votes cast with over 3 million in North Carolina and just over 2 million in the nation's capital in Washington including in New Jersey. According to experts, at the present rate, it could be the highest US voter turnout by percentage in more than a century. Amid the voting, President Trump addressed rallies in Pennsylvania on Monday as Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden also turned up in the state to grab last-minute votes. "We win Pennsylvania, we win the whole ballgame," President Trump said a rally in Martinsburg. "He wants to go with windmills that are made in Germany and China," Trump said at the rally, adding,"Biden's plan is an economic death sentence for Pennsylvania's energy sector." Meanwhile, Biden pointing at the battleground states, said: "I think we're going to win Michigan, I think we're going to win Wisconsin. I think we're going to win Minnesota. I think we have a fighting chance in Ohio. I think we have a fighting chance in North Carolina. We have a fighting chance in Georgia." As the US voters turn up in huge numbers, US President Donald Trump once again turned the heat on mail-in ballots, saying: "Big problems and discrepancies with mail-in ballots all over the USA. Must have final total on November 3rd."

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